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S U R M A N COUNTY JOI KNAG, MOKO, OREGON
F R ID A Y , O C T O B E R IU, 19.*«
only $2505; TD9 International and on behalf of the Morrow Will annexed, of the estate of
on interest of
ilarities and coi
dozer, laie model and in real County W eather Research Asso- Augusta M. Huckin, deceased, and
world—w inch TATE W IDE PAINT VO. com
people ail over
plete painting and decorating
good condition, only 200 hours elation, located at Echo, Oregon, has qualified. All persons having
»Uinuiales the I rest of adults
service, spray or brush. Phone
with the op-
on rebuilt motor.
Sale price: will conduct a program of weath- claims against said estate are
and piovides tí
CY 6-3977 or CY6-5293, 1205 E.
$4995. Several good used wheel er modification to Increase nat- hereby notified and required to
purtuni Deg l : learning aiui seif
12th St. Vern Campbell and
ir atlor.s and im plem ents and u raj rainfall in the area described present the same, duly verified,
uopi ovonient R E C R E A liU N KA-
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn
and with the proper vouchers, to
loaders left after first anniver- below:
v|L.lTiEs> — which supplem ent
sary sale. TRI-COUNTY TRAC- j, The area to be affected is des- the undersigned, at the office of
ihe individual jw n devices and FOR SALE: TD6 International
'1OK CO., 'Ibe Dalles. Ph CY erfbed as beginning at the east the County Clerk of Sherm an
with double acting hydraulic
i esources, w nich provide oppor-
47-4 9c county line of Morrow County. County, within six m onths from
G-3ÒUO.
doaar; late model, good shape,
tu n n y and encouragem ent lor
¡on of this notice,
TD9, International with dozer, ----------------------------- —--------------- midway of Ses tion 4. Tow nship th< '
people ot all ages to obtain p a r
L L L rA L n O T l U E b
3N, Range 27E, thence WSW viz. Septem ber 19, 1958.
sonal .-»atislaction by being crea-
NOTICE
along the county road to the SW
Celia L. Gavin
live and seit expressive w ith pro
Notice is hereby given that the corner of Section 35, Tow nship
A dm inistratrix
grains which o n e r people the
Oregon S tate Highway Commis- 3N, Range 27E, thence west to
with the \\ ill annexed
choice of participation indiviuu-
sion plans to relocate a section County line between Morrow and ( . L. Gavin
ally or in groups— which have
special activities lor young people
of the W asco-Heppner Highway Gilliam Counties, thence SSW A ttorney for E state
in
ery service
to help mem learn to do things
in Wasco, 'lh e proposed new con- along State Highway 74 to SW I he Dalles, Oregon
46-49c
cooperatively and to compete, and
siru c u o n will tx* from ’ an inter- corner of Section 31, Township 1 5 , ________________________________
at
reasonable cost
give them a ch a n te to use their
section w ith the Sherm an High- Range 26E, thence east to the
S M O K IN G ON R U SES
z «
Jii ik .il » ..i ¿¿Ii i d
energy constructively. Ihese are
way between Fulton and Davis Umatilla County line, then N and
Next week the state public util
the facilities that help build hap
S treets southeasterly along the W along the Morrow*, Umatilla
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
ity com m issioner will hold a hear-
northerly side of the Union Pa- County boundary to the point of
$.1.00 jng on sm oking on buses In Ore- py, stable fam ilies and which
OVE 1 EAR
make it possible for you, and all
cific Railroad tracks to the east beginning all w ithin Morrow
------ gon. Our m ajor prem ise is th at
the people who live w ith you in
city lim its of Wasco.
,
County, Oregon.
OCTOBER l<>, I95N ____ it is none of the sta te ’s business,
your com m unity to achieve heal
This
notice
is
given
in
compli-
In U matilla County, Oregon, be-
the bus company should lx? able thier and happier lives.
CITY COUNTY
ance with federal and state laws ginning at the NW corner of Sec-
to
control
such
m
atters
to
the
N EW SPAPER WEEK
W]hat can you uo? hinglehand-
pertaining
to
this
type
ot
project
tion
3,
Township
4N,
Range
27E,
STATE ISSUES
satisfaction of Its custom ers.
Funeral Service
ed— very little, io u can ’t change
whereby it is required that public thence E to NE corner of Town-
Technically last week was news
Be th at as it may, it requires
OREGON
Leonard & Wilma Smith notice ne given to enable inter- ship 4N, Range 29E, thence S to
paper week but to a weekly pub a callousness beyond normal for or sta rt m ental health clinics.
*
ested parlies to request a public SE corner of Tow nship IN,
lisher every week is new spaper a sm oker to smoke around p e r Nor can you train m ore psychia-
Director»
trlts,
social
w
orkers
and
psychol
hearing
on
tike
subject
project.
Range
29E,
thence
W
to
SW’
week. O therw ise he would have sons who plainly do not like it.
U. S. GOV’T
If any interested person cesires corner of Tow nship IN, Range
to go back, to herding sheep No one jias (O smoke so badly nor ogists. Nor sta rt a lcsearch pro plione
T
h
e
Dalles
CY
6-3135
such a hearing, a request for same 29 E, thence N to NW’ corner of
COUPON BONDS
which would be a great deal so continuously that he m ust of- ject—not single-handed, th at is!
should lie directed to the W asco Tow nship IN, Range 29E, thence
different sort of a life, Indeed.
fend kindly old ladies or others But together with other people in
. an do
City C oun.il before October 22, W to SW corner of Section 34,
W hether it is b e tte r or worse vvlio.se stom achs may be made youi community, you
YIELDING NOW
pj5g.
•
Tow nship 2N, Range 27E, thence
every
one
of
these
things.
Cer
we hesitate to say for their are queasy by inhalation of smoke,
tainly
you've
a
few
hours
a
w
eek
statement
*
OREGON
STATE
HIGHWAY
N
to
the
point
of
beginning.
CLOSE TO 4%
adherents of both kinds ot exis-
jf there has to be a law to
CUM MISSION
2. Ground-based silver iodide gen-
tence about who would not ex- govern such things, it should lie to spaie. I hen join your m ental required by the acts of con -
healih association. All kinds of urmss of august S4. i#i2. and
By H. B. Glaisyer, Secretary
erators will be located in G rant,
change theirs for the other. Hut
favor of enforced gentility.
help are needea; hospital volun- M5 ? C" e?man’county Journal, pubii»h«a
49-5UC W heeler, Wasco, Gilliam, Morrow*,
they are different.. Sheepherders ------------ —
Free
leers, speakers, technical and wtwkly at Moro. Oregon for O ctoU r l« 4 S
------ --------------------------------------Umatilla and, Sherm an Counties.
live alone and like it and w hether
3.
The
period
of
operation
will
be
prokMuianal
as,
w
la„
ts,
vuucaUon
R
E
I
T
E
R
SCH
O
O
LS
they like people o r not they do
NOTICE OF F IN A L ACCOUNT
Lists
from on or about 1 October 1 9 5 8
editor.
It has lieen suggested th at tier- and publicity w orkers, member- the »Ulillahar, editor, m anaging
not associate with them. Editors
Publisher,
Notice is hereby given that the to at least 31 May 1959 but not
live with people and we think haps the south will lead the way
un‘* " “ ‘d cam paigners. And
orgw n.
Editor. undersigned
(hi Request
has filed in the later than 31 Septem ber 1959
tb*v usually like them.
toward private schools and better ln a n t1,11 ct>ntri but ions, too. ix in ’t on«» l . French. Moro, Oregon.
County C ourt of the S late of Ore- , )a,es pub,l8hed octolw r 3 and 10,
What other reason could cause education. The theory is that if v\ a' t ? ‘1UL lOIHO' i ? W’ or lhe day
VSn«»»
»'.^French. gon
tor Sherm an County, his Fin- j,)r)S
a man to spend his lifetim e re- parents have to pay directly for a lle *‘' tomorrow it you w ait, the ¡¿,r’o Oregon.
al Account as Executor of the
A. E. Koppe
counting the struggles of man- school* and schooling they will
th< 5 corpora "on^ît»0"»«« and addrew must E state of E. E. Barzee, deceased,
W ater Resources Development
TYGH VALLEY, ORE.
kind for peace, honor, affection eee that they are good. As It 1.
■
Hr a *th Aaa'n &
m ' X l S ' ’’ o
and lhal Monday, the 3rd day of
Corporation
Phone 611
and gold? One has to like them the taxpayers pay for the schools
M id -E 'n llim h ia i'h ar»t»*r holder» owninir one per o n t or more of November, 1958, at ten
OClOCk
460 South Broadway
l.u ty Mullois l ï e s
A. M„ of said ..ay in the court
to be so interested in their do- and few parents pay enough in
Mid-Columbia Mgr.
Denver 9, Cororado
h corporation, the nam«» and addre»»e»
Inga.
taxes to pay for their children's
o f the Individual o w n er. muat be given, r o o m Ot the
County C ourt in
48-49C
An editor, especially those in education.
i f owned by a firm , company or other yjoro
Sherm an County, Oregon, __________________ .
_____
Wm. J . Collins Co.
unincorporated concern.
I t. nam e
and
small towns, is made happy when
C ertainly if parents were per-
addre»». ns well a» th o « e of each Individ-
have been fixed by the Court as NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Reference: Any
the young of his com m unity are sonally concerned with schools,
G tL .T ’^nd u K Er Fr’nch. Moro. Ore- the time and place for hearing
Notice is hereby given that the
happily m arried, glad when a pair either through financial reasons EOH SAl E Fine gh(W
Palo- gon.
objet. tions to said Final Account undersigned has been duly ap-
Bank or T rust Co.
of oldsters celebrate fifty years or other, schools wouhl improve.
s a u d ie
, i O IS(.
S. That the known bondholder., mort-
.
..
Original
settlem ent of said pointed adm inistratrix, w ith the
i
r>
i
n
iragi-es
and
other
»ecurity
holder,
ow
nin
g
of matrimony; and he is saddened
ow ner used him in Round-Up ,7 p r(.,.nt or mor. o f total amount o f estate,
by the obituaries he must w rite
parades. Not for children. Will bond», m ortgage» ,or other »eeuritle. a m
Max Elm er Barzee
^..»11
c r .n
L-1» o -»ecu
(I f there are none, to sta te.) none.
for his friends and neighbors.
♦
S t l l to r
I /L) 3 * 2 5 5 8 , G r a s b
That the tw o paragraph! next above,
Executor
Prom oters have decreed that
♦
V a lle y ,
givin g the name» of the owner», stock- T. Lester Johnson
t v i t i i iw k
„ ii
.
holder», and
»ecurity holder».
If any.
there should l>e a new spaper
♦
48--51c
W ILL I>() all types masonry,
e n t a in not onlv a li»t of
stockholder« A ttorney for Executor
week when new spaperm ent should
♦
brick, block, stone, tile. Don «»»«• **"'*'» holder» a» they «i>i*»r ui*]n
IN V IS T IN YOUR FUTURI
tell the world how good they are
♦
NOTICE OF INTENTION
...
I/A c
the hook» o f the company but also. In
Nt w hill, If) JG 5 -J . k J.
4 8 - o l c , CRReB where the »toekh olde^ oir,
to Modify N atural Precipitation
and how much good they do and
The Mid-Columbia .Mental Heal
♦
bt»ast of th eir Importance. It Is a th Association has moved to new K )R SALE: L ittle used piano, ^ „ p in y ’’ m V*«»«'**’’" in any other fidu-
$
l>y A rtific ia l Means
4
htt of a chore and perhaps u tterly qnai lers in The Dalles —the a«!-
$500 which is less than half clary relation, the name of the peraon 4\ ’o q c e ¡s h e r e b y given that W ater
♦
useless unless some one notices dre-s is 460 E. 5th St.—C ourt
cost. Mrs. Hal Shelton, 1715 W. ”J\ing,W|«Bgiven • rnf«>"thaf the ^'¡d W o Resources Development Corpora-
Standard and Specialixed Court«»
4
it first.
Wte have noted that House Annex. The office hours
ITospect, Hood River.
48-9c paragraph» contain »t.tem ent» embracing tion 4G0 South Broadway, Den-
t . KENNETH SHUMAKER. Rr»nd»nt
♦
""ndittonV ” --------
d*.r ver 9, Colorado, duly
licensed
in
breast beating I* more often fun- are 2 until 5 Monday ‘lu yugl1 Custom Slaughtering by appoint- mi, rirruinsim icri, mi»« v»».
1 1 2 3 S. W. S tark St., C ortlan d 3 , O r e g o n
*
4
nythan w orth while,
Friday. We have available p a in
ra and »ecurtiy holder» (he
j^e State of Oregon to engage lr
m ent only. Meat cutting, wrap- whirfi atockhoider»
in
4
p lllg
«»$>»»•••>
who do not ap|M»ar U|M>n the book® of
----------- j i * . . — * ------ * -------
B i l l if a new spaper softens the phlets on Parenthood, Child Guld-
sharp freeze. K enny’s ^ ^ ^ ‘7
operations to modify natural pre
4
blows for the weary, stren g th en s ance, H andling of the Aged.
Market. Grass Valiev Oregon »••«•uriti«-» in » rapacity other than th at clpitation by artificial m eans for
4
nf a Ixma fide owner I and thl» affiant
the resolution of the we.ik, su p Books on Marriage, Problems of
Cali ED 3-2345 for appointm ent ha« no r««a»on to b« tieve that any other
to
ports the strong and right and youth—ham ling of children
peraon, »»oriatlon,
or corporation
ha»
,n y Intereat direct or Indirect In tha
makes life a little easier, a little name a few.
,aid »tnck. bond», or other »eeuritle» than
Here are some of the things a
more enjoyable, a little lietter In
»• »0 »tated by him.
R. T hat the averaire number o f «»pie*
formed for any one of Ils read Com m unity should provide for
of each l»»ue o f thl» publication »old or
good
m
ental
health.
.HEALTH
ers new spapers will go on for a
iti«tributed. thmuirh the mall» or other-
long time w hether with weeks a n d W ELFA RE SERVICES—
wine. to paid »ubncrlbera durlnir the tw
M utu al fu n d Sh are»
elve month» preceding the date »hown
Doctors, nurses, counselors who
or without.
above is 820.
understand the relationship of
WADDELL & REED, IN C
GILES la. FRENCH
physical health—who accept i»eo-
editor
Principal Underwriter»
I L V E ED R GO V E R N D ll
Sworn to and »ub»cribed before me thl»
ple us Individuals and as products
24th day of Septem ber, 1958.
While no one Is paying much <>f their particular backgroumls-
E. £. Billings
T. L. Johnson
attention to politics It may be who offer encouragem ent un<
notary public »enl
my commlaalon
Box 184
permissible topolnt out some of guidant«? which will help people
E xpires Ju ly 11, 1960.
The Dalles- Oregon
the Issues that confront the vot to rcali/j? their full potential. So
ers In Oregon In voting for a gov cial agciv. les which offer help
in a m anner which does no, em-
ernor this tall.
The issue Isn’t Mr. Holmes or harass the people who need It,
Ml
tl.iilic b l
.ilihough th« \ ,u. which value the dignity of the In
the candidates. The issue is tht dividual and give aid w ithout
continued pow er of oivanized condem nation or censure; w here
latnir In Oregon. If voters wan, needed services are offered, as
Featuring
labor to run the state us it has rights so tha, the recipient loses
t Hl H< HES
been olng a vote for Mr. Uolnies no se'* resjH'ct
is almost certain to Ivlp that where church lea ers hell» pt'ople
«■ml. lie is lalsir’s candidate and to a iM'tter adjustimen, to life
OF
P O R TLA N D
lalsir «put up the money for his through spiritual guidance and
flr.s, campaign, supported him counsel, where clergymen have
strongly in prim aries and is cer an understanding of hum an l»e-
RESOURCES
havior so they can assist people
tainly backing him now
with
thelr
personal
problem
s
or
Labor used to Is' satlsfie.' with
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks.....................................$ 140 990 002 60
taking part In congressional and refer thone w ith mort» serious
United States Government Bonds.........................................
263,537,759.34
ptxtblems
to
other
resources.
senatorial elections;
this year
Municipal
and
Other
Bonds.................................................
89,274,599.63
they are after state officials, ,(<>. St'HDDlxS— w hl ,i in addition to
Loans and Discounts— Net..................... .................... ..
352 457,659 38
the
3R’s
offer
knowltslg,»
and
liet
That may l>e because states have
Stock in Federal Reserve B ank.............................................
1,200,000.00
a right to enact "right to w ork” ter opportunities for children to
Bank Premises (Including Branches).....................................
12,563 995.03
understand
themselves,
to
get
laws and governors may Iw'come
Interest Earned........................................................................
3,401,273.40
Admissicn by Ticket only
along w ith each other and to
usi'ful to lalior.
Other Resources......................................................................
467,702.28
develop
themst'lves
to
their
full
Lalmr has developisl a xer.v
est
extent,
where
teachers
help
Call
strong campaign weapon in (X>I’E
$ 863,892,991.66
(««»mini,,e(» for public edir ¡itlon* children to untlerstam i the dif
Winnie Wilson
Helen Medler
ferences
and
appreciate
the
slm-
which has Increase«! registration
Frank Kotter
John Hildtrbrand
LIABILITIES
an voting by lalior who are urged Bi-llilelieiii l li.ipter No. 78 D.E.M.
,0 vote as they are told. This Nov- Meets «'very* see<»n<l Thurs- » k /
Capital.......................................................
$20,000,000 00
Gwen
Ross
Visiting
eirolier we will s«'e w hether Oiv- day each m onth
Surplus......................................................
20,000,000 00
members
invited.
Moro.
Ore.
7
gon
voters a r e
in d e ,in d e n t
Undivided Profits.....................................
25,696,228 48 $ 65,696,228 48
Annabelle Kelso. W. M.
enough to resist the machineor
IXtrothy Heater, Secretary
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc.................
5,050,680 17
weak enough to Ie, one n o
lu p in e Rebekah l,«Mlge No. lit!
Dividends Declared.................................................................
1,300,000.00
control the state.
lei'ts 2nd and l,h
Deposits....................................................................................
782,155,706 39
ays of each month. V isit
Interest Collected Not Earned...............................................
5,085,080 98
ing m em ls’rs welcome.
M E A S U R E ND. I I
Other Liabilities.......................................................................
4,605,295 64
Ann Miller, N. G.
Helen Martin, Secretary
On the November 1 »a I lot
$ 863,892,991 66
bill to give countic«
Mo« it I .O D G E No. l l; l I.D .D .F .
Dad Knows
3rd T ue»
orlty. It may or may not )>
fka »rar«m«V iaclwd*« 6 i
« Or«g«a
in 1.0.0 E . hall. Tran-
e<| itecause Oregon a I reich
M «A 0 OFNCS. FO STLANO O I I O O N
d Visiti ng brother*
His "A-Bee-C'% •i
county m anager law
ivited.
very sim ilar to this one.
N
llaln
Elo
is said to tie a little easl »r
Q u ite a "to d o " on M a in
the light and roosted there.
act and somewhat clei
S tre et yeaterdav — Im k y th at
F ro m w h e re I sit. e v e ry
A
E.
A
V
.M
la.1
lor
MIDGE
vote for it Is pn»lwbly th liest
Dad Blake w as on the scene.
problem nerds just «me good
\\
M
Of all things needed
Oi
Seems a swarm of bees ap
solution. And It occur» to me
18718332
gon and many other st.it
peared from some place and
that In living w ith our neigh
ter county government
W
hovered low over the sidewalk
bors. our Founding F ath ers
have t»een reduced
authority
Hi
betw een th e bank and Post
g ave us the rig h t Id e a . It'a
until county courts have alm<
E u reka l.odgi- No. 121 V E * VM.
Office. Everybody got sort of
called “tolerance.” In practice
no duties to perform other th
Meet* on the 1st ant
panicky. Then Dad appeared...
It m e a n a that your choice of
the road program and th? sti
evenings
Thursd
G
tea or b utterm ilk should be a*
He
borrow
ed
a
w
om
an's
and federal governm ents se, t
month,
Visiting mei
D IR E C T B R A N C H E S
honored aa mv preference for
p u rs e -m irro r and flash ed a
con lall
rules for that.
THE U N IT E O «T A T E 3 IIA . ' 2
a glass of beer Makes for a
beam of su n lig h t in to the
W. M
lb
C ounty courts never *lt<1 ha
OF PCT *_A j
"h ive" of g<NNf neighbors.
swarm Then he sw*ung the
enough pow er to manage t
beam slowly across the street
H tK LA N D V IK W C.RANGk
county. C ounty officials are i\
Into the eaves of Allen’s w are
Ylret* Eirwt anil Third Satnrd.iys
stltu tlo n al o fflo ’rs amt <t|x
house Right’ The bees followed
rs»« h moidh .it N.IN) p. in.
under th elr ow*n net of laws
I lr ir n B m c k e ri, M aster
there is nothing county cc
OREGON'S OW N STATE WIDE BANK m . - S»' F«a»r«l
I«* '«»«« Car»«'
C«>p»rtgA/. /95*. I lu tfj >»«<«» Hrn^r, FoaaXu**»«»
Florence Rruckert, 8«* retar,
can do a!*»ut It. Instead of being
inty governm ent
on«
;ad of
are half a dozen, each oper-
the
uth
il in in
in Itx own field
l ‘ u t»llshc«| E ve ry F rid a y mi
va.v.
No
one
is
responsible
rn
M orn, Oregon
for such governm ent.
Glien I.. Eretteli
E d ito r
Under the bill a county c-ould
Cnt»r>-d ita e w m d rl»»a m atter at th« vote for the m anager plan, adopt
Poetnfft<* at Moro,
O regon, un<i«r Act a charier, and proceed to elect a
of Conirraae o f March I, 187*.
county board which w'ould hire a
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER ma nager. The board would act as
a legislature, the m anager would
tie the executive with power to
N IW S H M I
ru n the county business.
P U B L IS H E R S
in most counties a good deal
A SSO CIATIO N
of money could 'ie saved by a
single central m anagem ent. Not
only that, lietter governm ent
N A T IO N A I
E D IT O R IA L
would lie the result.
t6 l¡rrin aii UJuunly j o u r n a l
P erfection
TAX EXEM PT
BONDS
Í4 &
J. W. DODD
1
'/IX
WAN! AUS
i- ty
V 1
CciiiiTjr
A FACTUAL REPORT FROM
W A S H IN G T O N
R e p . A l Ullman
X
The United States National Bank
Salmon Barbecue
OCTOBER 2 0 ,- 7:30 P. M
Grass Valley Odd-Fellows Hall
From where I sit ...¿y Joe Marsh
DUFUR B R M H
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